Sunflower Fox and the Chicken Leg Share the Power of the 70’s in their New Song
Emily Hinde
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Hold on to your seats, folks, because Sunflower Fox and the Chicken Leg are taking us back to the groovy era of the 1970s with their new single, “Breathe It In.” This Minneapolis-based female-fronted classic rock band is determined to revive the golden age of rock and roll by capturing the vintage sound that made the 70s iconic, and they’re doing it with style.
The band members are seasoned musicians who have been honing their skills for years. Thanks to the pandemic, they finally came together to create some magical music. But they’re not just any ordinary musicians; they’re on a mission to bring back the studio experience and capture that vintage sound that made the 70s so iconic.
They use vintage gear and instrumentation from the time period wherever possible, adding to their overall essence. They’re even visiting iconic studios all over the country to bring the “studio experience” back to the forefront of people’s minds and recording the same way bands did in the 1970s: live.
Their new song, “Breathe It In,” is a perfect example of how they’re blending old-school rock and roll with modern production techniques. With band leader Kaity Heart’s guttural vocals, it’s the perfect blend of Pat Benetar meets Joan Jett. The soaring guitar riffs and powerful vocals capture the spirit of classic rock, and the catchy chorus and infectious melody will make your heart race.
But it’s not just the music that’s impressive. The production quality is top-notch, balancing the raw energy of the guitars with the polished sheen of modern production. It was recorded at Studio in the Country in Louisiana, where Kansas recorded “Carry on My Wayward Son,” and mixed by living legend Ron Nevison, who engineered Led Zeppelin’s “Physical Graffiti” and worked on several of the band’s main influences, including Heart, Bad Company, and Thin Lizzy.
And if you’re a fan of classic rock, you’ll appreciate the unnecessarily complicated bridge that the band inserted into the song, just like many classic songs from the 70s. Overall, “Breathe It In” is a perfect representation of what Sunflower Fox and the Chicken Leg are all about, and we can’t wait to hear more from this talented group. So put on your bell-bottoms and get ready to rock with “Breathe It In.”
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